Happy New Year ISP Nation! I'm very excited to publish the very first episode of the year, hoping to record regularly for all of 2025 and beyond!
In this episode, I discuss the problems that I am having with working 100% in the creative space, and how it has taken away from the pleasure of shooting street (or any other type of photography) for personal enjoyment.
Please let me know where in the world you're from in the comments! I appreciate you!
I'm back, folks! I apologize for the long hiatus. If you listen to this episode, I'll explain why. I'm back in the saddle and thankful for every one of my listeners' support. Let's talk!
How does one make money shooting street photography? In today's episode, we discuss a situation that happened to me just a few weeks ago. Let's talk about it!
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I am going in a new direction, introducing video to this podcast. Whenever possible, I will post videos such as this one to explore and expand our view of street photography and to take us worldwide to new and different places. I hope you like this video, and if you do, please reach out to me to let me know what you think.
Walking the streets in search of great captures is one of the great pleasures of my life, but being able to document it makes the experience much more enjoyable and memorable. On February 12th last month, I met with a few fellow street photographers in Boston and had an absolute blast. I only knew one of the three, and I felt an instant bond with everyone - good, kind, talented, salt-of-the-earth people. I hope this video becomes one of many more as I grow this project and get my YouTube channel off the ground.
I would be very grateful if you kindly consider subscribing to my YouTube channel. Please visit www.youtube.com/@insidestreetphotography and click on the bell! In time, I hope to travel the world doing this, and your support is my fuel to keep it going!
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Street photography has long been associated with the bustling energy of urban environments, where every corner presents a new story waiting to be told. However, venturing into small towns and rural areas unveils a different but equally compelling narrative. Amidst the serene landscapes and tight-knit communities, photographers find a unique charm that beckons exploration. Yet, shooting street photography in such settings comes with its own set of challenges and rewards.
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When we think about street photography, we often imagine photographers roaming the bustling streets, capturing fleeting moments of life. But what lies beneath those stunning images is a meticulous process of exploration and discovery. Today, we will unravel the significance of location scouting in street photography and understand how it adds value to our craft.
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This episode is inspired by a birthday gift I received from my daughter. The book is called "Dawoud Bey on Photographing People and Communities". I hope you'll listen and if you like what you hear, please consider subscribing and writing a review! Please visit https://www.insidestreetphotography.com/ and click on the Quick Links tab to connect to my Facebook private group to join in on the conversation!
Today, we discuss some techniques while out on the streets! Whether you are a confident or shy street photographer, this discussion should help you get to a better place with your street photography. Let's talk! If you are interested in joining our private Facebook group, please visit www.insidestreetphotography.com, click on Quick Links, and select the Facebook group link. We look forward to seeing you!
On October 29, 2023, my daughter and I landed in Paris and had only one afternoon and evening to explore one of the world's most iconic cities! How could I possibly capture the essence of Paris street photography with limited light and a very short time? Let's discuss it! Connect with us on social by visiting www.streetphotography.com. Be sure to join our Facebook Private Group!
Hello everyone! Firstly, my apologies for disappearing for three months, but there was a legitimate reason behind it, and I discuss it in this first new episode of 2024. Secondly, I welcome you to join us on the ISP private Facebook group. Just go to www.insidestreetphotography.com and click on the link to the page and I'll approve it as quickly as I can! If you want to support and contribute to my project, please click on https://www.buymeacoffee.com/insidestreetphotography.
This is a very special episode of the ISP podcast, because we have the great fortune of chatting with my friend, fellow photographer, and ISP Italia ambassador Luca Parizzi, who is on location in beautiful Porto, Portugal. In today's episode we discuss the challenges of shooting street photography in an environment that causes us to rethink how we approach the street. Luca provides perspective on difficult lighting, finding the right lens focal length, and more. Please follow him on Instagram at @parizziluca and @insidestreetphotographyitalia!
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Chimping refers to immediately reviewing your photos on the camera's LCD screen after taking a shot. While it can be tempting to chimp in various photography situations, including street photography, there are several reasons to avoid it, and that is what we discuss in today's episode. Let's talk about it!
Street photographers are often criticized for "exploiting"the homeless, yet we hold an important role in society. In the latest episode of Inside Street Photography with Joe DiMeo, we delve into the powerful and thought-provoking world of street photographers who capture the lives and stories of the homeless.
How can we use our craft to amplify the voices of those who are often unheard and unseen? Our images not only capture the harsh realities of homelessness but also reveal the resilience, strength, and humanity that persist in the face of adversity. I learned about this through my encounter with Maurice, a homless person in Boston.
Whether you're a photography enthusiast, an advocate for social change, or simply curious about the power of art to drive empathy and action, I hope this episode will leave you inspired and moved.
Tune in and embark on a journey that challenges preconceptions, stirs emotions, and reminds us all that we are brothers and sisters in this world.
During a conversation with my friend, fellow photographer, and ISP Italia ambassador Luca Parizzi, (please follow him on Instagram at @parizziluca and @insidestreetphotographyitalia), he highly recommended that I purchase a street photography book called Magnum Streetwise. Well, I ordered it on the spot, and luckily Amazon had it at my doorstep within 24 hours.
I also had the pleasure of chatting with fellow street photographer Peter Mockers of Belgium (please consider following him on Instagram @petermockers). Peter was kind and frank enough to point out that my last episode was too long and that I needed to increase my publishing frequency, and ... I wholeheartedly agree with him!
So here I am - a shorter episode -while also attempting to be more focused and concise - though I think I failed - but I'm aware, and I'm working to fix it! A great big thank you to Peter for feeding me with much-needed input to attempt to make this podcast the premier place for street photography discussions! Let's talk!
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Happy day, everyone. My name is Joe DiMeo, and I am the host of the ISP podcast, where we delve deeply into the psyche of the street photographer and what goes on deep inside of us before, during, and after the click. On today's episode, we discuss my experience with some Facebook group trolls, the ugly side of being a street photographer, some ISP project information updates, the growing podcast listener community, and more.
Please consider subscribing to the podcast and sharing it with other fellow street photographers if you like what you hear!
Should there be an interest, I also started a YouTube channel and a Facebook Private Group. They are both in the infancy stages, but with your help, we will be able to elevate this project to one of the best street photography communities on earth.
Here are some links for your clicking convenience.
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@insidestreetphotography
Facebook Private Group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/insidestreetphotography
At the beginning of October 2023, I will be heading to Europe with my daughter, and we will be spending three beautiful weeks visiting England, France, and Italy! Blending family with street photography is difficult, and trying to pack in the most minimalist way possible can be challenging as well. Photography is one thing, but once you start introducing video into the mix, then things get a bit more complex. Well, that's what I am here to discuss on today's show, so let's talk!
In today's episode, we discuss our ability to become better versions of ourselves by focusing on two critical components of everything we do in life. If you want to become a better street photographer, among other things and aspirations, making our mental and physical state the epicenter of it all is critical and essential. Let's talk! You can follow this project on all your favorite social media channels @insidestreetphotography
I had a wonderful stay in Michigan and want to discuss my experiences there. Let's talk!
John started shooting photography at a young age and developed his photography skills when film was the only medium used. Fast forward a few decades and John's photography skills have become something to be admired on many levels. In this episode, John talks about stepping out of his house (and his comfort zone) and walking into the war zone in Minneapolis during this event that made headlines worldwide. He didn't understand exactly what was happening at the moment, but in this episode of the Inside Street Photography podcast, he shares the experiences and emotions of those fateful days. Let's talk!